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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21
PersONat Mention.

w. J. Byrne, of the San Joaquin
Rancho is registered at the st. Elmo.
Judges Sharpstein, Temple and
Scarlin left yesterday for San Fran
cisco.
q. B. Stewart, County Surveyor of
San Bernardino County, is at the st.
Elmo.
J.F. Faust, citizens agent of San
Jacinto, is stopping at the Natick
House.
w. N. Hart, Of the staff of the
San Francisco Examiner, is visiting
Los Angeles.
Hon. Poindexter Dunn, member of
Congress from Arkansas, is paying
Los Angeles q visit.
Major +. G. Draper went to San
Francisco yesterday by steamer. He
will be gone about a week.
VIM. Hull, the genial proprietor of
Harlin Springs, near San Bernardino
was in the city yesterday and gave
the HERALD office pleasant call.
Mr.. George Hines, the affable Col
lector of the Port of San Pedro, has
been in San Francisco for few DAYS
past, and returned home on Tuesday,
looking hale and happy, as all good
men should.
Mrs. A. III. Cornell; the matron of
the Boys and Girls Aid Society
Home in Ban Francisco, sailed for
that place yesterday on the steamer
Santa Rosa, after pleasant visit of
six days. Mrs. Cornell lived in this
city nearly thirty years ago; but she
found everything SO changed that but
few old landmarks were recognized.
She knew our old barrack of a court
house at once, and said, when she
saw it, '"Ah, that's the New Market
Us it was called in her
Ii,ne. Mrs. Cornell was member OF
(then Major) Hancock's
family when she lived here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21
Where ID Leucadia and how Situ.
1tcdS

Thirty miles by rail from San Diego, and
about eighty miles by the railroad (new
building from Los Angeles. 1t is about
midway between Del Mar and Oceanside.
Ihere is gentle slope from the bluff over
nrst terrace, then gradual descent to val
ley through which the railroad ruus, then a
gradual ascent to the second and third ter
races magnificent view of the ocean
Tor forty miles can be obtained from the
heights of Leucadia. The valley is com
pletely sheltered from all winds, and both
in the valley and on the slopes of the hills
may be seen figs, apricots, oranges, grapes,
eucalyptus, etc., growing luXuriantly.
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The &. A. II. illustrated Herald.

Ahe u' A. rs iiAustraseu hAeT"io'
This office is no,o peH supplied -with the
splendid G.. A. r. edition Of the Illustrated
Herald. II is Superbly adorned pictorially,
and printed in the very best style k1own to the
art. The reading matter is all. about South
ern California, her climate, resources and
other attractions. This is the best publication
ertant to send to friends in the East whO de
sire TO know about this section. IL is sold at
the lou price of is cents per copy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21
I5taDh91Iz II " tN 1<H11LNENs
Room 23, No. 80 South Spring street.

Notice to sportmen and TO whom it may
coucern-I have just received the finest lot
of English guns that were ever brought to
this country. Guaranteed No, 1 or money
refunded if not satisfactory. Also fine lot
of American guns of all kinds. Sporting
goods OF every description. Call and exam
inc our goods at II. Slotterbscks before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Ill N. Main street.
Temple Block, opposite U. S. Hotel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21
What Will Vse Home mt IeucsdiaP

block of stores will be erected and a
Postofhce and Exp iess office established. A
path-house will be erected at the White Sui
phur Well. and salt water pumped there, so
that Leucadians can supply hot and cold
sulphur and salt water baths. Water works
Tor pumping water from springs in Elliott's
Canon will be coustrllcted mines laid on
every avenue, and the streets and avenues
plaEted with shade trees.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21
The Woolst. en- watch.

Chief Darcy reported yesterday that
he had received a telegram from st.
Louis stating that the watch which
the Woolstein girls are accused OF
stealing in PEORIA. Illinois, had been
recovered and had been shipped here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21
5000 Improved Singer Sewing Machines $500
GIVEN AWAY!
Commencing Friday, Oct. 2I, 1887,

We will give Improved Singer Sewing Machine
from the June Manufacturing Company Bevee machine
will be each Saturday evening commencing October
1887 We have been appointed sole by the
for these machines in order
each machine authorized guarantee to repair
all damages
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21
Accommodation Trains at Conn-
mutation Rnrca

viii be provided for, and there will be four
passenger trains each day between Leuuadiu
and San Diego. In brief, Leucada will be
made the most accessible, beautiful and ar
Iistic seaside suburb Of San Diego. Lots in
Leucadia will first be offered
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FUNERAL NOTICES ONE DOLLAR,

FUNERAL NOTICES ONE DOLLAR.
BERGGREN In this city, October 20, 1887.
August Berggreu, late Consul of Sweden
and Norway, in San Francisco, aged 60
years.
Funeral will take place at Masonic Hall.
on Spring street, between First and Sec
ond streets, at P. M. Friends and ac-
quaintances are cordially invited to at
tend.
WATSON-on October goth, 1887, Miss
Amanda Watson, beloved daughter of
Stephen c. Watson, of Lacy avenue, East
Los Angeles, aged 20 years.
Funeral from her fathers residence at
. P. M to-day. Friends and acquaint
ances cordially invited to attend.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21
peo,,e,. store bargains.


On display in our window yesterday was
a line of striped dress goods. These goods
will be on special sale o.day at IL yards for
S1.75. They comprise in colors black ana
white, blue and white, and brown and
white stripes. This class of goods are firm
in texture, heavy and durable, For cheap
garment nothing like this can be found.
The real value is Csc yard. Bear in mind
we sell them to-day only at IL yards for
$1.75.
We offer line of children's striped and
fancy figured hose at 10c apair. The guam
tity is quite large, but the value Is even
greater and for this reason we expect to see
them fast disappear. Their real value is 20c.
New to-day is a line of ladies' and misses
sailor hats in cloth and felt at 81 each. This
hat is the most stylish shape of the day, is
white bands of ribbon. This same hat is be-
ing sold in town at ST. rs; to-day our price
ia 81, O saving of 75c on each hat bought
to-day.
neat and pretty shoulder shawl will be
on spe alsale to-day at 15c each. They
c, m ,rise in color, blue, brown and red
ch,ck. This same shawl we retail daily ut
z5c.
Our dress goods department offers on spe-
cial sale line of camel's hair corded sack
ing at 75c yard, being AZ inches wide, all
garnet. These goods are considered bar
gain at $1.25.
On special sale--a child's lace collar at sc
each. The value is 15c.
On special sale to-day-a line of ladies'
solid colored full finished hose at ! sc pair.
An opportunity of this kind seldom pre-
sents itself. Our price o-morrow, 25c.
On extra special to-day is line of
ladies' full finished and full regular black
hose at 25c. pair. This grade is a very
fine guage; firm, and well worth soc.
On special sale to-day line of ladies'
muslin skirts at Acc. each; trimmed .th
FIVE rows of tucks, and deep band around
the bottom. Our usual price is Toe.
On special sale to-day line of ladies'
ribbed undershrts at So. each. Thes e
goods are in all shades and sold all over at
$500. Our price to-day $2.l5.
On special sale to-day-A line of black
Spanish lace flouncing at 81 .25 yard. This
is a rare bargain, and thousands of pieces f
the same value have been sold by us at 81. 90.
Our price to-day, $1.25.
On special sale to-day-A line of ladies'
cloth and leather shoes, soc a pair; usual
price, $1.25. PEOPLES STORE.
Friday, October 81, 1887,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21
CONSULTATION FREE.

Ihose VINO desire TO consult with me in
lSgard 1a 10 their cases had better call at the
once once To- consultation and examination,
@ oat, II y possible to do SO, can write for a
list OF questions Address
NJ. HILTON WILLIAMS, M. d.,
27o N. Main street. Los Angeles. Cal Ofics
hours from . 40 4. M.toA>,
mh1-1y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21
Great Art Sale

And free exhibition OF fine oil paintings at
Opera House Hall, Main street, next door 10
Grand Opera House, Monday, october "a,
1887. Sale 7:30 p. NJ.
ETTLTEG, STANLEY & Co.. Anctioneprs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21
Al Public Auction, Wednesday,
October 26. 1857,

And the EXCURSION TRAIN at S5. .25 for
the round trip from Los Angeles to San
Dlego and Leucadia and return will leave
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21
" THE SapphO,o

A hotel duplicating in style the Arcadia"
OF Santa Monica, will be built, and mum.
Der OF elegant villas and seaside cottages
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21
FOR ~ AL. r.,
Genuine Bargains !!

$2300-Lot and small house in Park Villa.
S19O0-Fine lot, clean side, Aleantara
Grove.
$1300-Lot on Griffin ave, near Downey
avenue.
$3OO0-Beautiful lot in Loyelace avenue.
$2200-LOt, 60 It front, clean side Orange
avenue.
S23OO-Right side Bonsallo avenue, near
Washington.
$5O00-100x152, corner Eleventh and
Nevada, bargain also.
$2500-Bonnie Brae: beautiful lots.
$7500-LOvely home, rooms, close to
center.
$3500-6-rOom house on nice lot
$10O0-Corner lot in Williamson tract.
%26O0-2 lots in Walker tract; bargain.
1900 per foot-Business property Alameda
street.
$1250-Magnifcen Spring-st, property.
T90O-Some fine lots at Pasadena.
S45O0-Cottage of 5 rooms on the best side
of nice street: shrubbery, grass. etc; near
to double-track car line; very nice and
cheap home.
$600-Beautiful lot just off Vermont ave.
Houses rented. Taxes attended 10. Houses
wanted. Money to loan and money wanted.
GRIFFIN & GREEN,
Oct 14-1m. lib West First Street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21
Great Art sale

And free exhibition of fine oil paintings at
Opera House Hall, Main street, next door to
Grand Opera House, Monday, October "a,
1857. Sale 7:30 r. n.
ETrLIxo, STANLEY & Co., Auctioneen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21

Tuesday, October 25, 1887, mt
8:O5 A. M.
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BORN.

REED-To the wife OF N 8: Reed, Of Flor
ence, Cal, October IL, 1887, son. Weight
Tx pounds. l%
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21

WHY WILL YOU SUFFER from Ague and
Malaria when Gilmore's Aromatic Wine will
cure you.-C. F, Heinzeman, agent, Los An
geles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21

WE WARRANT Gilmore's Magnetic Felix
20 relieve the Asthma in one minute. C..
Heinzeman, agent, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21

On special sale to-day a line OF ladies'
ribbed undershirts at $2.15 each Thes e
goods are in all shades aud sold all over at
$500. Our price to-day $2.15.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21

Ton Dollars
4 monsn yin 81 sou a lot and manson at
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21

On special sale to-day line of ladies'
muslin skirts at Acc. each; trimmed with
FIVE rows of tucks, and deep band around
the bottom. Our usual price is 75c.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21

On special sale to-day-A line of black
Spanish lace flouncing at 81 .25a yard. his
is a rare bargain, and thousands of pieces Z, I
the same value have been sold by us at ~ 90.
Our price to-day, $1.25.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21

On extra special to-day is line of
ladies' full finished and full regular black
hose at 25c. pair. This grade is very
fine guage; firm, and well worth soc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21

He who hath supped at the tables OF kings,
And starved in the sight of luxurious
things:
Who hath watched the wine flow by him
self but half tasted
Heard the music, and yet missed the
tun =, who hath wasted
HIS chances for fortune and bought no Leu
cadia lots, friend
That man will bear with him be sure,
to the end
A bIighted experie ce, a rancor within;
who hath means and invests not, is guilty
of sin."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21

On special sale to-day-A line of ladies'
cloth and leather shoes, soc a pair; usual
price, $1.25. PEOPLES STORE.
Friday, October 81, 1887,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-21

We offer line of children's striped and
fancy figured hose at 10c pair. The guam
tity is quite large, but the value is even
greater, and for this reason we expect to see
them fast disappear. Their real value is 20c.
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AcCUsATIOS DENIED.

CARDINAL MANNING WRITES TO faE LoN-
DON TIMES, CALLING IT TO AC
COUNT ron BEoENT srATEMgSrs.
LONDON, jane 29.-CardiI al Manning
writes to the Times. protesting against
it's circulation OF the statement from
Rome that the Irish mission OF Mon
signoF PAFsico and Monsignor Goeldt.
bad been revoked at the instance OF
Cardinal Manning and Archbishop
Walsh, Of Dablin, and branding the
latter two as active promoters Of q
separatist intrigue. The Cardinal says:
II gladly unite myself With Archbishop
Walsh. He is bat slightly known In
England, excspt from the descriptions
Of those Who are tanning the q mes OF
animesity between Enelsnd and Ire
land. l am known in England, both to
Ministers OF the Grown and TO the lead
ers Of the Opposition, and will leave
Il 10 them, who we'll know my niud, to
answer for me, and know ihe mind OF
Archbishop Walsh will answer for him.
We are neither intriguers nor sepa
ratists"
Tha Times, in en editorial, excuses
theflrst charges, saying 1t had simply
reproduced tue Reuter- Telegram Com
paBy's dispatch from Rome. Il as
sures the Cardinal that IL would iadRe
Archbishop Walsh by his own written
and spoken words. He was, in very
strict sense Of the Word, a seplrat.sl
It was sorry II II bad baen led 10 believe
that Cardinal Manning was q warm sup
porter Of Gladstone's policy. bat the
fscts we're 30 peeuliar that no intsFpre
tation Of tbs Language could alter them.
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0AsF RUsExKxs
RAILRoAp OFFICIALS wao EocE URoS I'm
LoN0 AID sHonr HAUL cI.AuSEs
as nKAr IKrTKA

3AILnoAD OFFICIALS Wlo xocK uRoN THR
IoNo AnD sHonr HAUL cLkuSKs
as A bKAr fxrTKs.
SAN Francisco. Iune - General
trsfic manager S.ubbs, of the S5utherU
Pacific Oomrany. resently tslegFsphed
TO Chairman Blanchard Of The tentral
frzf1o Associaticp. eoutroliing the lin
between Chieago. Buffalo ard Pitts
suFR, giving Il as his cpinion thaa the
decision Of the f1ter State Commerce
Commission In ths csss OF the L1uis
vile ard Nashville road In relation 10
the foarth clause Of the Inter State
law. Amounted t. its peFmanens ua
pension % far IS ths Southern Pseifc
Company vas oancsEned. Mr.. RsaGoa-
ard, a. well as ChairmRn Fink. In te,e-
grams Fteeived by Mt. Sta5bs yester,
day. co'ncids on The view thus IL pressed
and state thatit will be unnecessary after
July 7th 10 make any ohsnRss 10 the
rates or divisions on throaah Pacific
Coast business to OF from the Atlantic
seaboaFd.
As tse railroad ofnsisls noW under
stand the law, the long and short haul
clause is indefinitely suspended ss the
are now alloRed 70 maks
their own inteFpF .tation OF what shall
constitute similar circusDsss aad
conditions" They wil therefore oon-
tinns the present sehednle rate without
making any changes on account Of the
expiration Of tie yCnty-hvs dsJ limit.
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was acsompaoied By hesvy hayinR O..
ders ard the etcck advanced evsr fcnl
ser esnL On Ire sgreeRth deyessped By
q. Could b also sasd to have taken BT
5000 SHARES Of Reading stoek ans
orskeFa are uuanimous IN The opintos
that more deals are f5rshc1mine. Ne
Engiand came IN for is share Of shs
rumoEA TIE story that H<nry Hart
bad sold most Of he Paciae Mall stocb
was con6fmsd today by the delivery Of
. great many eeEtihestss IN his name.
He is undefsscod 50 Be no longer IL con
troll Of the oompany.
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sU oDEx AFFLUEsCk.

An AaKD WITNESS IN THK CELEBRATED
SHARON CASE SUDDENLY kP
PEARS wKALrH1.
SAN FRAEaIsoo, Juns 2e.-fhe ChroHl
Gle this morning priuted two column
article about the sudden gsod fortune
Of Mrs. Massey, an old Mulato woman
Who was q prominent witness IN the
celebrated Sharon case. She aoceunts
Tor her wealth By stating that she was
recently secretly married - Southern
millionaire, 40 years old, whom ste
knew In New Orleans. She says he
gavs her $500 10 coin when be left for
Louisiana. besides making q will be.
queathina her $500, COO in case be should
die before she joined him in Mas De-
leans. Her neiQhbors are divided be
tween believing the romantic story and
accounting for her sffiaenee IN other
Wsys. Many think she has Won lot
terry prize or received sack" for her
testimony in ths great divorce suit,
Whish she has heretofore been afraid to
use, or else shs has faliez heir to large
sum OF money.
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uNIoN PAfIFfC.
TESTIMONY TAKEN BEFsRK THE PACIFIC
RAILwAY COMMISSION IN sioux
CITY, IOWA.


RAILwAY COMMISSION IN sfOUx
CITY, IOWA.
Sioux CTTX (Iowa), June 59.--Wm. Z.
Fitch. GsaaFsl Manager of the Sioux
City q Pacific Ra'lroed, testified befsfe
the Pacific CJmmission today. He had
not heard Of any complaints Of dis
cFiminatiou by the company. Hs
thought the road ought 10 pay its ovn
charges. but on reasonable cost Of con-
struetion.
George d. Perkins. editor Of the
Sioux City Journal, 8sid that the road
had always been regarded as one Of tie
best lines In this section. The principal
complaint BY the people along the line
arose from their inability to send goods
10 the far West owing 20 the fact thst
Sioux City was not regarded as CON-
petitive point Of the Union Pacific sys
TEN.
Mayor Clsand testified In the same
line. The witnesses all spoke Of the
remarkable Increase in the population
and prosperity Of the country tributary
10 the road since its construction. Re-
plying TO a qHesiion by Governor Patti
son the Witnesses tkouaht the effect Of
the Government taking the road, u the
stockholders abandoned IL, would be
beneficial, provided 10 msintained the
present connections RDd added 70 thsm.
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FIELD's sCAIP.
GOULD AxD sAaB JuBILANT oyKR CYRUS
". TTKLD's SACRIFICE OF NAN
HAITIAN

GOULD AxD sAaB JuBILANT oyER CYRUS
". TIKI.D's SACRIFICE OF NAN
HAITIAN.
NKv YoRK, June 29.--In regard to
the sale Of she block Of 5000 shares Of
MahAttsn stock by Cyrus W. Field TO
Jay GoaId, the TiRss says; "Jay Gould
and Russell Sage are triumphant that
Cirrus w. Fields scalp has been taken.
Field made q brave fight, bat did not
realiEs until the end came that he was
to be struck down In the very home of
HE friends. The terTifd, tlmbline
given 70 tne Manhattan stock settled ell
questions as 70 the pnrposs Of the pre-
cious pair and the convictions thus
termed we're made indisputable when
earlv in she panicky time Of Feiday one
OF Fields personal brokers had TO 90
becainR arouad the street fog an ext n
sion ON bis contracts. No hint Of this
has been eiven 20 the public. Had IL
been annoonced during the trrublous
scenes Of The stock excoanae . sweep
inR panic oouId not have been stayed.
It IL generally acceptsd bslief that
Field hss been obliged 10 seek 9onld's
favor hy swapping q big block Of Man
haitian stock Tor needed money. Fifty
thousand shares Of tbe stock. il is
stated. hsve been given up bY Field.
The ara Q1ossd priee Vas &i25, bat
before bnsiness closed IL generally
passed on Stock Exchange thst Gould
bad bee1 Obliged enly 10 pay $50 3
q share. Probably The average cost Of
shis steck 70 Field vas elose on 20 500
mrErrTrKp sraFyx.
NV YonK, Jans 3.-Ths street was
enmpleasly mysiiAed 81 shs develop
ulents IN M1nhattan sock today. bat .
fs1 Of the operators believed that Cyrus
W. Field tad sun, red telyiiy By the
deal. The transfer aa far ~ made
knewu va of Field's third 10 The lb0. 900
shares POOL. and the pFies 0eald told .
trend was a. ei2S per share Field
ssiH believed 10 bold BeAFiy $1,000 shares
Of the stock. and u Sas repoEted that
snoazh Of this vould Be taksn - Jay
Gould 10 aive kim sheoluae eonfrol Of
sba property. G0uld's hoidings noe
Anouns 20 1000 shares. rsqutFfnR AbOui
moo shAres more 10 make majority
Of The capital sock. The deal wAs foA-
ISwed today By uumssons Ts@oFs 70
aardinQ Western Union and BsstimoFe
4 Onio. IL was aAid thai Jag 6oald
bad aGFsed 70 take the Baltl@0se h Ohis
seIeqrsph system from TIE Dsw eoDpanJ
and pinse Aastin Cosb.n is eo1iFoi
Cosbla Eiaieales ihs ss0sy, bat the tGah
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wAszIx0foS. June 9.-Tbe Pre5i-
dens signed an order this afternoon for
Ghs removal Of the DsstFiel Land Once
Of Washington Territory from Oiyupis
70 sestsle. The obisst Of he rsm0Tsi
is said 70 Be 70 render tbs once RsneE-
ally aecossiels 20 the people Of the Ter
Fit0gy Wbo have busi8ess With u.
Tel&gFaB e EBsasFy-
a. E.a-o ruws "a F4rnrnA 4
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PAEIs. Jons 3.-Ths stsssmens thai
General Ferron's proposals have been
rejected by the Ccmmassion 70 9htch
they wsfs referred sppe4Fs - Be effO1e-
ous. Il IL n0w stated thaa TIE Commis
ss0u viii cone 10 no decision in tie
natter until SATURDAY..
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IoSD0s. Jane 29.-1he garden paFty
Al BuekipQham Palace ei0ssd the iabi-
- feglIvities- Ihs King and Queen Of
BelQipm. ths Grown Prince Of Sweden,
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AxxIOUsLT wkTTISs.

ymoTxIk New, Jane 9-NothinR
has vet been heard from ths impgisoned
men 10 the Gould & Garry Mins. The
bottom Of the rescue dFifs is Witbin
eiahs fess Of the eounectiaa With the
Bess 4 Bslehef drift, where the miners
Are supposed to be. Drills have been
seat ahead and eonnection is looked
fnf every minaA. Ramors Of al kinds
have been shoat sires midniGht, as
connsotious had been made and tue
miners had been founi dad. e1c-, bui
there y 90 tTath IN any Of thsm.
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sPoN0Es ovRR THKIR MOUTHS.

The rescue party expect 20 reach the
entombed miners tonight. The men on
the incline are n0w working with
spoaees over their mouths 10 prevent
them from breathing TIE gas, which is
coming throuRh the 0revioes ffom the
Bsss and Bslchsr dfift, Indicating that
they are liable 10 break thFoaah as any
rnormana
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MDDLKTows (Oonn.l June 3.-Tbe
Wesleyan Alumni met this morning and
declared that the wellbsing OF the col
lsRs required The sleetisn Of . rec
Pre- sideut. President Besoh declined
20 resign. and the Trustees dsslsred the
ofice vacant Prof. VanVieck vas
esscted Pressdeut pro ten.
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mudhosk Resatia.

LozDoE, jane q. "A nadhOok Feqalts
took place on the Cly 70 today. TOe
histis and Ifex vera the contestants.
There uas scarcely any wind uutii the
conclusion Of the hrst round, wheD the
Commodore stopped the RAGS aud
awarded the prizl 10 the Thistle, who
Vas then eighteen minutes and nine-
teen secrnds ahead. II Is understood
that The Fortune win compete With the
Thistle aud she Irex IN the regatta on
July 6.h, and will oh lliengo the IFeK Tor
the Bfeut0ne H ef Quo,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-30

PAAls, jane 29.-An uDsuoeessfal at
tempt has been sads By the friends Of
B4ron DE SsiIlieFe 10 ree5nq him from
The asyiam in uhiob be 10 confined. A
ssFiolef watch 10 pOW kspt npon him. 10
Il expected that be viii be removed 10
HsFenfon Asylum 10 insure safe keeping.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-30

WASHINGTON, June - 9--Cisneral CLARK
mailed today 10 MessFs. Sullivan aud
FELTON,, contestant aud o3ntestee OF The
seat for the Fifth California District.
an oliisial notification thst he will onen
the testimony In this case on the l9ih
Of JulV.